Sentence examples for published history of from inspiring English sources

Proud of his IrishHeritage, published history of Caribbean Sailing ships.

It was carried out in preparation of Dr. Gleijeses's recently published history of the conflict, "Conflicting Missions, Havana, Washington and Africa, 1959-1976" (Chapel Hill).

Richard Whittingham, the author of "Rites of Autumn" (The Free Press), a newly published history of college football, is displeased with the departure from Saturday rituals.

According to a newly published history of the orchestra by Donald Rosenberg, critics and concertgoers in Cleveland were as surprised by the choice as everyone else.

According to a privately published history of the family business, "The Steinmetz Diamond Story," Beny branched into Africa, in search of new sources of rough stones.

In 1878 Standish James O'Grady, considered by his contemporaries the "father" of this revival, published History of Ireland: The Heroic Period.

Some of Malloy's myths are reprinted as fact in subsequently published histories of piercing.

In 1817, Shelley would publish History of a Six Weeks' Tour, a narrative of her travels through Europe and to Lake Geneva which was modeled after her mother's work.

It is noteworthy however, that to our knowledge, no other studies have used publishing history of chapter authors to a priori identify expertise of authors and with the aim of informing the assessment process as it evolves.

When online recappers expend thousands of words debating the depiction of rape on "Game of Thrones," or when writers publish histories of sneakers or of the office cubicle, they show intense awareness of mass culture's ability to shape society.

Two sample histories have been published under "Shared Data → Published Histories", both of which use the HSV-1 lab strain dataset.